TEREBINTHINA DILUTION C/D 5 - C/D 12

Terebinthina, also known as turpentine, is a natural resin extract obtained from various pine species, particularly Pinus pinaster. These trees are predominantly found in the Mediterranean region and are characterized by their tall, straight trunks and needle-like leaves. The resin is obtained by incising the tree bark, allowing it to exude and subsequently be processed.

The term "turpentine" is derived from the Greek word "terebinthos," which refers to terebinth tree species. This resin has a long history in traditional medicine and has been used for centuries in various cultures. In modern natural medicine, it is used in aromatherapy and is valued for its characteristic properties.

In homeopathy, Terebinthina is traditionally used for urinary system complaints and to support the respiratory tract. It is believed to have a regulating effect on mucous membranes. Its homeopathic application is based on decades of experience and tradition.

• Origin: Obtained from pine resins
• Traditional use in homeopathy
• Supportive use for respiratory and urinary tract conditions